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From: Phoenix

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223450.20 in reply to 223450.17
Date: 8/13/2012 6:42:11 AM
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that's bad salary management then. let's say a PG has these skills: 12/10/13/13/15/12-/6/8/4/3-/6/10 with superstar potential

let's say his salary is....42k. so now let's see if we do what your thinking then this owner would be pissed cause his DR is dropping like a rock. I say having a skill decrease slower. Like the skills everyone needs, Like JS, IS, REB, and Jr, then OD stamina, handling, and OD drop slower, but not by much. So I don't like it, just me man, don't like those skills dropping, it's like killing your PG......and SG too....while keeping Bigs and LI the superior again. so then what? all 45k teams in BB go to LI/M2M and then let's see which big can do it! but really?

It's just to get it more realistic. Skills based on quickness are the first to drop where those only based on technique do not drop.

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223450.21 in reply to 223450.19
Date: 8/13/2012 8:16:34 AM
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and you are a nasty dude

period

dont know everything but i know u r wrong so how about u stop sooking like a baby all the time ur crying is making me sick

did u even read what i posted or do u just ignore it 4 fun?

ad hominem arguments

straw man arguments

blatent misrepresentation

really bad sophistry

period

some things in the game carry a risk like injuries, skill poops & dealing with nasty people

when they happen it is bad luck not bad management

ok maybe the dealing with nasty isnt

i think u must have ur

period

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223450.22 in reply to 223450.19
Date: 8/13/2012 8:37:27 AM
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do u even know what the point of a suggestion forum is?

u identify a possible issue

u normally try to provide some evidence, a stat, a quote, an anecdote, expert opinion, reason & logic etc

then u suggest a solution

i didnt know that the final part was 4 random trolls 2 jump in & add nothing 2 the debate except abuse

From: Mix
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223450.23 in reply to 223450.11
Date: 8/13/2012 10:05:56 AM
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It's possible to base your team off older players if you anticipate skill drops. You will end up paying higher salaries for lower skills but that's the 'penalty'. Drops are inevitable and used to really frustrate me until I learned to think of them as a result an inverted form of training. Here's some tips from a seasoned "dust monger" on minimizing them. Note: Currently, I don't train young players.

1) Get a trainer with career extension
2) Train FT/ST to keep their DMIs up and also help to minimize pops
3) Get your players their mins. every week.


Those few simple tips will minimize drops and keep you looking like the Boston Celtics. Dusty but dangerous. :)





Last edited by Mix at 8/13/2012 10:08:55 AM

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223450.24 in reply to 223450.18
Date: 8/13/2012 11:11:56 AM
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"99.9% of people know there is a problem but a couple of deniers & those in charge can say "opinion is divided we will wait & see"


I think one guy in Kerplekistan changed his mind, so you really should now say 99.895%, as I know how laboriously you collected the data for that 99.9% assertion.

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223450.25 in reply to 223450.24
Date: 8/13/2012 1:23:18 PM
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Actually, talking serious and stuff, there is a good deal of literature out there analyzing how player performance changes with age. This is perhaps best known for baseball, where most often players continue at their average performance until they suddenly drop off significantly. This is perhaps what bigfishy experienced with his player. Of course it's possible that fishy's player started with low sublevels, and as such, his actual performance might not have declined as fast as all the red arrows accumulated.

Of course, basketball player performance isn't the same thing, though many studies have demonstrated sudden, significant drops in player ability during aging. There's also a random aspect to it as well. Some players maintain their ability longer than others. But I'd hazard a guess that over a wider base of BB player observations, is pretty well modeled in the current aging process.

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223450.27 in reply to 223450.1
Date: 8/13/2012 4:08:48 PM
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No, the current age setting for skill decrease is fine.
Most players (including all of the players you wrote) get skill decrease during this age.
Most players get to their top at the age of 27.

In case they will practice accordingly ("Career Extenxsion" speciallity), and will get actual practice, they will face less decrease, but the decrease is imminent.

One more thing - the skill decrease, but the experience keeps climbing up, so the "advantage of old players in the real-world" is basically kept.

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223450.29 in reply to 223450.28
Date: 8/14/2012 1:19:01 AM
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Just like real life.

In the end this suggestion was suggested and supported by exactly those who will benefit right-away from this non-real change-request.
And in case changed from 32 to 33 (or whatever), and their (yours?) players will get older by another year, they will request once again the same suggestion with a new age...

How many player in the NBA does not quit at this age? Very few.

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